Special Lagrangian Submanifolds with Isolated Conical Singularities. II. Moduli spaces

Author: Joyce D.1

Source: Annals of Global Analysis and Geometry, Volume 25, Number 4, June 2004 , pp. 301-352(52)

Publisher: Springer

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Abstract:

This is the second in a series of five papers studying special Lagrangian submanifolds (SLV m-folds) X in (almost) Calabi–Yau m-folds M with singularities X1, mldr, Xn locally modelled on special Lagrangian cones C1, mldr, Cn in \mathbb CM with isolated singularities at 0. Readers are advised to begin with Paper V.

This paper studies the deformation theory of compact SL M-folds X in M with conical singularities. We define the moduli space <IMG SRC="http://images.ingentaselect.com/absimages/klu/0232704x/klu_agag_2004_25_4_5256182h.2.gif" ALT="\mathcal M" TEXT="a mathematical formula">X of deformations of X in M, and construct a natural topology on it. Then we show that <IMG SRC="http://images.ingentaselect.com/absimages/klu/0232704x/klu_agag_2004_25_4_5256182h.2.gif" ALT="\mathcal M" TEXT="a mathematical formula">X is locally homeomorphic to the zeroes of a smooth map PHgr: <IMG SRC="http://images.ingentaselect.com/absimages/klu/0232704x/klu_agag_2004_25_4_5256182h.3.gif" ALT="\mathcal I" TEXT="a mathematical formula">Xprime rarr <IMG SRC="http://images.ingentaselect.com/absimages/klu/0232704x/klu_agag_2004_25_4_5256182h.4.gif" ALT="\mathcal O" TEXT="a mathematical formula">Xprime between finite-dimensional vector spaces.

Here the infinitesimal deformation space <IMG SRC="http://images.ingentaselect.com/absimages/klu/0232704x/klu_agag_2004_25_4_5256182h.3.gif" ALT="\mathcal I" TEXT="a mathematical formula">Xprime depends only on the topology of X, and the obstruction space <IMG SRC="http://images.ingentaselect.com/absimages/klu/0232704x/klu_agag_2004_25_4_5256182h.4.gif" ALT="\mathcal O" TEXT="a mathematical formula">Xprime only on the cones C1, mldr, Cn at X1, mldr, Xn. If the cones Ci are stable then <IMG SRC="http://images.ingentaselect.com/absimages/klu/0232704x/klu_agag_2004_25_4_5256182h.4.gif" ALT="\mathcal O" TEXT="a mathematical formula">Xprime is zero, and <IMG SRC="http://images.ingentaselect.com/absimages/klu/0232704x/klu_agag_2004_25_4_5256182h.2.gif" ALT="\mathcal M" TEXT="a mathematical formula">X is a smooth manifold. We also extend our results to families of almost Calabi–Yau structures on M.

Keywords: Calabi–Yau manifold; special Lagrangian submanifold; singularity

Document Type: Research article

DOI: 10.1023/B:AGAG.0000023230.21785.8d

Affiliations: 1: Lincoln College, T Street, Oxford OX1 3DR, Oxford, U.K., Email: dominic.joyce@lincoln.ox.ac.uk

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